Almost Done!!        I'm almost done and all I need is the lettering to be done for the Gauges ( ALT, FUEL, TEMP, ect.. )  cleaning up the cover would be nice as well.         Here is a few pic of the other parts a got to make one good dash, How it came apart and what I did to get it back together. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________                                                             BEFORE!!                                    AFTER!…See More

                                       With Full Respect To The Donor    I would like to take a moment to say Thank You to this 1974 Dodge D100 Fleet side for saving the day, and my stress level by helping me find MANY of the parts I was looking for.   From Door Panels to Dash... Knobs, Bolts, And Screws.  Rest In Peace my new best friend.                  P.S. I believe I will be going back for the (Bird Bath) Hood and so onSee More

     Well party People It's been a few weeks and I was thinking it was time to update the blog. I am at the point where I DVR  the PowerBlock shows and watch them as I have time in the week...                                                      Why you ask?                                  Easy Answer : I Am The Trucks B**** Now!!  ...LOL                                           So here is a run down on what I have done so far.      I have replaced all the plugs and wires. Got some AC Delco's to do the job ... As a side note ( I am soooo happy that I have room to work on this engine. I mean you can climb in and close the hood and still change the plugs..LOL    ( Dang lots of Memory's Came Back For Me With That Sentence!! )    The exhaust manifolds on both sides had a leak so I installed the new gaskets. While I had it…See More

  There's the Dodge... Oh the memory's I have with this truck. Crashed it on my first date!! lit it on fire... Two Times (DAMN YOU THERMAL QUAD!!).  Broke motor mounts and still drove it home. My father and I Put at least five different engines in it over the years.. and the D100 is still here for more!!                        So I guess it's time to spill how this relic of time made it into my life.     My parents got this truck (IN MINT CONDITION) in 1991.  By that time the truck had one owner before us. It was sweet the sound, the way it moved down the road. I WAS IN LOVE!! I'd have to say that was about the same time I became A Mopar Guy.  So it just fit…See More